NCUA Chairman J. Mark McWatters reminded federally insured credit unions about the agency’s primary areas of supervisory focus for 2019, in a letter to credit unions yesterday. The letter is intended to assist credit unions in preparing for their next NCUA examination.
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NCUA began 2019 with a new regional structure, part of an agency-wide reorganization that began back in 2017. The agency completed a headquarters reorganization in 2018, while the consolidation from five to three regional offices took effect yesterday, Jan. 7.
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New York credit union leaders are reminded that the state’s minimum wage and paid family leave law have both been expanded as of Dec. 31.
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The CFPB last week announced the asset-size exemption threshold for institutions under Regulation C, which implements the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act. Effective Dec. 31, the exemption threshold increased to $46 million from $45 million.
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Maria Vullo, the superintendent of the state Department of Financial Services, will leave the department Feb. 1.
